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- Fifty Shades of Affective Colouring of Perception
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- Tolerating Sense Variation
- Tiantai Metaethics
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- Plan B
- Easy for You to Say
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- Material People in Logical Space
- Gerald Francis (‘Jerry’) Gaus (1952-2020)